Dark Sword Angel Lyrics

Danny Brown

Quaranta

Mar 1, 2024

English

"Dark Sword Angel" is a new English song by Danny Brown, published on the Danny Brown YouTube channel. The song was written by Danny Brown, Quelle Chris, and Chris Keys, and produced by Quelle Chris and Chris Keys. It is… Read More

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Dark Sword Angel Lyrics

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Dark Sword Angel Lyrics By Danny Brown

[Verse 1]
(Quaranta)
We doin' this even without a record deal
Half the shit I say can't be understood by executives
I'm from that crack rock
Pawn your grandma wedding ring
So what the fuck they gon' tell me 'bout anything
Strap up, nigga, get yo boots on tight
I'm from back when Snoop called Luke a 'Frisco dyke
Made moves and went left, and you went right
Niggas wanna be hot 'til they souls on ice
Long as I got the rent, you can't tell me shit
You ain't got it, put you out like Hannibal Buress
Got it all fucked up thinking I won't flourish
'Fore my family sitting starved, you be all malnourished

[Verse 2]
My raps like Tetris
Bars keep fallin', gotta know where to place 'em
Smoke with Dave Chappelle, the nigga think I laced him
Knew it was the pack
He started talkin' 'bout spaceships
I write like, it's the only thing I'm good at
Took yo' bitch shopping, it was nothin' to that
Nah, I ain't gon' say that, nah, I ain't gon' do that
But the bitch you with, blew my muffin top blue back
Sit with thoughts like a toad on a stone
Try to put my finger in her like a rotary phone
If I take her for a spin, she would never call home
Put her hand behind her own head like Karl Malone

[Verse 3]
I'm totally fuckin' awesome
Step to the side like Iverson crossed Jordan
Gimme my portion or end wit' extortion
Might stab a nigga if you come between my crawfish
Put the squeeze on you like a corset, not in my final form yet
So watch me metamorphis'
Spittin' on porches, rappin' for a mortgage
For a bowl of porridge I put you into orbit
My nigga did a bid, just got home with a rack
Last time he heard me spittin', he had a Nautica jacket
But he still packin'
God gave him a hat trick
When his ass got out, LeBron suddenly on the Mavericks
I was gon' stop ya, but when I heard this beat I started countin' up my car fare
The way I get product' and beats this good this shit is not fair
Sorta make you think but this ain't like a high chair
Ya kids gotta eat, just a bought a drill from Sears and some patio seats (Ha!)
Ya kids gotta eat, just a bought a drill from Sears and some patio seats (Haha)

[Outro]
Ya kids gotta eat (Ya kids gotta eat)
Ya kids gotta eat
And some patio seats

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Danny Brown describes his background and the harsh realities of his upbringing. He emphasizes his independence and self-reliance, stating that he continues to succeed even without a record deal. Brown references the difficult choices people in his community make to survive and highlights his resilience in the face of adversity. He also alludes to cultural moments and personal experiences, painting a vivid picture of his environment and mindset.

[Verse 2]
The second verse showcases Brown's lyrical prowess, comparing his raps to the game of Tetris, where precision and strategy are crucial. He humorously recounts a smoking session with Dave Chappelle and reflects on his talent for writing. Brown's confidence shines through as he boasts about his abilities and dismisses any competition. He also includes playful and risqué imagery, adding a layer of boldness to his narrative.

[Verse 3]
In the third verse, Brown continues to assert his dominance and skill. He makes references to sports figures like Iverson and Jordan, using them as metaphors for his own excellence and ambition. Brown's determination to succeed is evident as he talks about doing whatever it takes to provide for his family. He reflects on the passage of time and the changes he's witnessed, reinforcing his adaptability and persistence. The verse ends with a light-hearted touch, mentioning everyday items like a drill and patio seats, grounding his narrative in relatable, everyday life.

[Outro]
The outro reinforces the idea that providing for one's family is a priority. Brown repeats the line about kids needing to eat, tying back to the theme of responsibility and survival. The mention of patio seats adds a touch of humor and domesticity, contrasting with the intensity of the previous verses.

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About Song

The song's theme revolves around Danny Brown's experiences and perspectives, reflecting on his past, the struggles he's faced, and his resilience. Through vivid storytelling and sharp wordplay, Brown addresses issues like poverty, the pursuit of success, and the complexities of the music industry. The lyrics convey a sense of defiance and determination, underscoring his journey and the lessons he's learned along the way.